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Mike Coslo wrote:
. . . I gotta get these two meters calibrated against each other. . . . If you don't have a signal generator with variable output, connect the two feedlines through a DPDT switch so it swaps the antenna to each receiver when you switch it back and forth. Write down the meter reading on each receiver for the same signal from the same antenna. It probably won't take long to accumulate a decent cross reference. Of course, you still won't have a clue as to how many dB each meter unit represents. That'll take an investment of a few dollars and an evening to make a step attenuator. Roy Lewallen, W7EL |
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